WO2003100721A1 - Procede et dispositif de protection d'inscriptions a lire - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the protection of inscriptions to be read made on one side of an object such as an official document. In many applications, it is necessary to protect inscriptions previously made on objects, against falsifications and / or for authentication purposes and / or to guarantee their integrity.
- a known solution (for example EP-0271941 or US 5 232 527) consists in covering the inscriptions to be read with a transparent film (that is to say allowing the reading of the inscriptions which it covers) adhering to the object. and having, after laying on the object, a free external face.
- the object can be for example an official document (passport, visa, identity card, driving license, bank card, access control card, badges, labels, legal act, contract, cadastral plan, manufacturing plan or other plan %) bearing inscriptions to read such as variable mentions (name, first name, address, photo, ... of a holder or parts ...) and / or common mentions (security reasons, matrices , frames, field names, seals, holograms, ...) to be protected against falsification attempts and / or for authentication purposes and / or to guarantee their integrity (i.e. the fact that they have not been altered or modified).
- the object can also be a packaging, a product or any article bearing inscriptions to read which must be protected such as text, logotype, drawing, photography, serial number, ..
- the term "inscription to read” means any sign or motif produced on the document, which can be read by humans at least under certain conditions (in particular under normal lighting in visible light; and or under specific lighting; and / or after activation of an electronic device (screen) or other ...) capable of being at least partially represented by recordable digital data. They can be texts (manual writing or printed characters); codes (ASCII, universal codes with optoelectronic reading such as bar codes ...); images or photographs ... Furthermore, there are known integrated circuit devices (chips) with a memory link for transmitting contactless information, in particular for reading, making it possible to securely associate personalized information with objects such as bank cards, electronic badges, electronic labels, etc.
- WO 02/21436 envisages the integration of a contactless chip into an identification document of a natural person, in particular during the personalization of the document, for example by integration into a film security or by sandwiching between layers of the document.
- This document does not indicate how such a chip can be produced and does not explain how this contactless chip could be integrated in practice into a security film.
- problems related to the electrical connection of the integrated circuit with the associated antenna (s), and the prohibitive dimension of the antenna required to obtain a coupling with a reader at a sufficient distance from the space available on the document the cited variant of integration into the security film is not, in view of this document, practicable.
- a chip incorporated in the sandwich document is physically dissociated from the inscriptions to be read, so that alterations of the chip and inscriptions to be read can be carried out independently.
- FR-2 812 482 or EP-0826190 describe non-contact chip (s) devices by magnetic coupling between two antennas including an antenna coil electrically connected to the integrated circuit of the chip - in particular of the "coil on chip” type "(coil integrated in the chip) - and a passive antenna coil of larger dimensions allowing, with less bulk, to increase the reading distance of the chip.
- the two antennas can be magnetically coupled via a coupling loop formed by the large coil, and whose dimensions correspond to those of the small coil- FR-2 812 482 mentions that the large coil can be incorporated in the thickness of the cover of a notebook, each page of which receives one or more micromodules. contactless (chip with its integrated antenna (small coil)) fixed on a plastic sheet arranged in a notebook. These devices do not offer a solution to the problem of effective protection of inscriptions to be read, in particular against attempts at falsification and / or for authentication purposes and / or to guarantee their integrity. In particular, the chips are themselves unprotected and can be damaged or even replaced by a counterfeiter.
- the prior art does not provide an economical, simple, reliable solution compatible with practical implementation on an industrial scale, making it possible to effectively associate an electronic device with microcircuit (s) with memory with contactless reading, said contactless chip, to an object bearing readable readings with a view to protecting these readable readings.
- the present invention aims generally to solve this problem.
- the invention aims to avoid that the contactless chip risks masking the inscriptions to be read, and to provide a sufficient reading distance of the contactless chip - in particular of the order of several centimeters - and low accuracy. for lateral positioning of the object and of the contactless chip with respect to a reading device - in particular of the order of several millimeters, or even several centimeters -.
- the invention also aims to provide protection for inscriptions in which a contactless chip is combined with a transparent protective film, in the sense that the contactless chip strengthens the protection provided by the film and the security film strengthens the protection even the contactless chip.
- the invention aims more particularly to allow the effective incorporation of a contactless chip into a transparent protective film, in particular as described in EP-0271941 or US-5 232 527, this film protecting the chip itself. same, and the use of this set for the protection of inscriptions to read.
- the invention aims to obtain such protection by implementing only simple steps for bonding film (s) and or for printing, in particular without requiring the incorporation of an element within a thickness. of paper or cardboard or sandwiched between two sheets of paper or cardboard.
- the invention also aims to allow a simple and rapid implementation of the protection method in particular by which a precise positioning of different elements is easily obtained, without complex technology.
- the invention aims in particular to provide protection that can be used by local administrations for the issuance of official documents (for example identity cards, passports, driving license, visas ...) or during the industrial manufacture of packaging, products or articles, without requiring the use of complex, heavy and expensive materials.
- the term “antenna” generally designates any electrically conductive line making it possible to achieve electromagnetic coupling - notably inductive and / or magnetic - with another electromagnetic device.
- electromagnetic coupling is meant any form of remote coupling via electric (s) and / or magnetic (s) and / or electromagnetic (s) field (s).
- microcircuit designates any device of size less than 5 mm ⁇ 5 min ⁇ 5 mm forming an electronic circuit produced essentially according to integrated circuit technologies. It may in particular be a memory chip (ROM, RAM, EPPROM, flas
- the invention therefore relates to a method of protecting read inscriptions made on at least one face, called the inscribed face, of an object, in which the read inscriptions are covered with at least one inscribed face of the object with a protective film, called transparent security film adhering to this inscribed face, and at least one microcircuit is associated with the object with at least one contactless remote reading antenna for authentication information which can be delivered by this microcircuit and being adapted to allow authentication of at least part of the inscriptions to be read, characterized in that:
- adaptation antenna At least one antenna, called adaptation antenna, produced by printing on a support, this adaptation antenna having at least one electromagnetic coupling zone with an individual antenna of dimensions smaller than those of l '' adaptation antenna,
- At least one film is used, called security film, not carrying an adaptation antenna, but carrying at least one microcircuit with an individual integrated antenna, called microtransponder, in a predetermined position for, after the installation of the security film on a registered face of the object and for at least one position or state of the object: • allow the electromagnetic coupling of the individual antenna, with an electromagnetic coupling zone of an adaptation antenna associated with the object,
- each safety film is applied and adhered to a corresponding inscribed face to cover inscriptions to be read, and so as to allow, at least for a position or a state of the object, the electromagnetic coupling of the individual antenna of each microtransponder with a coupling area of an adaptation antenna, the adaptation antenna having dimensions adapted to allow the transmission of information at a distance between the individual antenna and a power antenna of a communication device reading while the object is placed in the field of this power antenna.
- the invention extends to a device for implementing a method according to the invention.
- the invention therefore relates to a device for the protection of inscriptions to be read made on at least one face, called the inscribed face, of an object, comprising:
- security film intended to adhere to an inscribed face by covering inscriptions to be read
- At least one microcircuit intended to be associated with the object with at least one antenna for contactless remote reading of authentication information which can be delivered by this microcircuit and adapted to allow the authentication of at least some of the inscriptions to read, ' characterized in that it includes:
- At least one antenna intended to be associated with the object, produced by printing on a support having at least one electromagnetic coupling zone with an individual antenna of dimensions smaller than those of the antenna d adaptation, - at least one film, said security film, not carrying an adaptation antenna, but carrying at least one microcircuit with memory and with individual integrated antenna, said microtransponder, in one position predetermined for, after the installation of the security film on an inscribed face of the object and for at least one position or state of the object:
- the adaptation antenna has dimensions adapted to allow the transmission of information at a distance between the individual antenna and a power antenna of a device reading while the object is placed in the field of this power antenna.
- the coupling zone and the individual antenna have similar dimensions, corresponding at least substantially to the inscriptions, or smaller than these inscriptions, so that the individual antenna does not mask the inscriptions.
- the area of a coupling zone, of an individual antenna, and of a microtransponder is less than 10 mm 2 .
- the coupling area is thus much smaller than the adaptation antenna, the dimensions of which can correspond at least substantially to those of the size of the object. Electromagnetic coupling must occur for at least one position or state of the object, in which the relative positions of the coupling region of the matching antenna and the individual antenna are such that electromagnetic coupling occurs.
- the adaptation antenna and the security film are in relative positions adapted so that the coupling zone, located on the adaptation antenna, comes opposite the antenna individual. It may be that in certain positions of the object or in certain states of the object, the electromagnetic coupling does not occur. For example, in the case of an object formed from a notebook, a booklet or several sheets, the electromagnetic coupling can only be obtained when the sheets or sheets are against each other, that is to say ie when the book or book is closed.
- Each microtransponder being carried by a security film is, in the end, protected by this security film on the one hand against mechanical attack, on the other hand, against attempts at falsification.
- the security film being necessarily placed after the readings have been made, the microtransponder (s) are not subjected to them. stages of printing the inscriptions.
- the electromagnetic device with memory allowing the recording of authentication information is not necessarily entirely incorporated in the safety film covering the inscriptions to be read.
- the adaptation antenna which in practice makes it possible to obtain a suitable reading distance and a sufficiently low lateral positioning accuracy is printed on a support and is not incorporated into a thickness of a sheet of paper cover. or cardboard of the object.
- each microtransponder being precisely placed in relation to a security film, the simple precise placing of the security film on the object (traditional operation which is easy to perform, including manually) makes it possible to ensure precise relative positioning of each individual antenna of this safety film with respect to a coupling zone of the adaptation antenna. By this simple fact, it results in great simplicity of construction and use.
- the antennas are adapted to allow at least contactless reading. They can also allow contactless writing to memory. As a variant, the writing can be carried out by another link, with or without contact.
- a security film carrying at least one microtransponder and not an adaptation antenna covers the inscriptions to be read.
- at least one adaptation antenna is printed on one face of the object, which may or may not be a face inscribed within the meaning of the invention, that is to say bearing inscriptions at read to be protected by recording corresponding information in a microtransponder.
- a protective film in particular with a security film if the adaptation antenna is printed on a written side.
- At least one adaptation antenna is printed on or in (incorporated between several layers) a film of synthetic material, called antenna film, and carried by this antenna film.
- the antenna film is made to adhere to a face of the object.
- This antenna film can be a security film carrying at least one microtransponder which can be connected to the adaptation antenna, the entire circuit formed fulfilling the two functions (at least one other security film is then provided. free of adaptation antenna).
- the adaptation antenna can also constitute a main antenna for a microtransponder to which it is electrically connected; and act as an adaptation antenna for one or more microtransponder (s) associated with one or more safety film (s) distinct from the antenna film.
- the antenna film is not a security film (i.e. is free of microtransponder).
- the adaptation antenna is printed on a printing medium which is not a security film carrying at least one microtransponder.
- the antenna film is applied and made to adhere to a face of the object which is not a face inscribed - in particular on a face of the object which is the back of a sheet of the object of which the front is an inscribed face. Consequently, thanks to the invention, the inscriptions to be read are protected, on the front of a sheet which carries them, by a security film carrying at least one microtransponder, and on the back of this sheet, by an antenna film , which can, like the security film, also be a thin film of protection against attempted forgery.
- the security film and / or the antenna film advantageously incorporate means reinforcing the protection against attempts at falsification and / or authentication (photoluminescent patterns, soluble inks, patterns of variable appearance depending on the lighting orientation and or for reading, holograms, antiphotocopy patterns, embrittlement, differential adhesions of several layers in contact, ). Consequently, the attempts of falsification by the front as by the back of the sheet are doomed to failure.
- At least one adaptation antenna is printed with an ink transparent to visible light and electrically conductive after drying.
- a transparent ink composition is used which incorporates at least one electrically conductive polymeric transparent compound such as a polythiophene, in particular a PEDT / PSS mixture.
- the adaptation antenna is invisible or not very visible, and can be associated with overlapping of inscriptions to be read on the object.
- a part of at least one adaptation antenna can form a pattern itself constituting one (or more) inscription (s) to be read. In this way, we do not distinguish this pattern formed by the adaptation antenna of the underlying reading inscriptions.
- At least one transfer comprising a support sheet carrying an adhesive antenna film, this antenna transfer being adapted to allow application and adhesion of the antenna film on one face of the object with the separation of the antenna film from the support sheet.
- an antenna transfer is a cold dry transfer (the adhesive being of the type sensitive to cold pressure, that is to say at room temperature), or, alternatively a hot transfer (the adhesive being of the heat-sensitive type). The implementation of such transfers is simple and well mastered.
- At least one adaptation antenna forms a resonant electrical circuit, comprising an inductance and an electrical capacitance.
- at least one adaptation antenna comprises a valuable electrical capacity adjustable. This value is adjustable for example before installation, so as to allow obtaining a good adaptation of the adaptation antenna to each associated microtransponder, and this with one and the same form of adaptation antenna.
- the adaptation antenna can be produced in standardized form and its agreement is obtained during use, in a manner that can be predefined, depending on the number of associated microtransponder (s) and the nature of each associated microtransponder .
- the adaptation antenna being printed, the same applies to this capacitance, produced by two conductive layers printed facing each other to form two capacitor plates separated by a layer of printed insulator, at least one of the plates being comb-shaped, the teeth of which can be cut, for example by scraping, so as to modify the active area.
- the value of the electrical capacity can also be determined and granted before the power antenna is produced. Furthermore, this electrical capacity can also be incorporated into a graphic pattern of the antenna film and / or of the object, or superimposed on such a pattern, so that it is difficult to detect.
- At least one adaptation antenna is printed by screen printing.
- At least one same adaptation antenna comprising several electromagnetic coupling zones for its coupling with several individual antennas of several microtransponders belonging to the same security film or to several security films associated with different faces. registered.
- several security films are used, each comprising at least one, in particular a single microtransponder, for the protection of inscriptions to be read on several written faces of the object.
- a single adaptation antenna is used for the object.
- a single adaptation antenna can be provided for the protection of an official document such as a passport in the form of a notebook or booklet.
- At least one security film comprising at least one microtransponder incorporated in its thickness.
- at least one multilayer security film is used.
- at least one security film produced by printing is used, incorporating at least one microtransponder into the thickness of the security film during the production by printing of the security film, between two printed layers.
- the microtransponder can thus be integrated between several layers of varnish and / or adhesive of the security film.
- at least one security film is used produced by screen printing.
- each microtransponder incorporated into a security film has a thickness of less than 0.2 mm, and, in the plane of the security film, an area of less than 10 mm 2 .
- each microtransponder incorporated into a security film has a thickness of between 50 ⁇ and 180 ⁇ .
- at least one transfer, said protection transfer comprising a support sheet carrying an adhesive security film, this protection transfer being adapted to allow the application and the adhesion of the film. security on an inscribed face of the object with the separation of the security film from the support sheet.
- a protection transfer is a cold dry transfer or, as a variant, a hot transfer.
- authentication information of at least part of these is recorded in at least one memory of at least one microtransponder carried by at least one security film covering inscriptions to be read. inscriptions to read -in particular in encrypted form-.
- at least one memory for at least one microtransponder is recorded at least authentication information representing a key and / or an authentication algorithm and / or a certificate result of an algorithm. This recording is carried out in an irreversible form, that is to say that it is not then possible to erase or modify the information recorded. This recording can be done before or after the installation of the film and / or the adaptation antenna on the object.
- at least one microtransponder is used forming a logic circuit.
- the invention also relates to a device characterized in that it comprises at least one adaptation antenna and / or at least one antenna transfer and / or at least one security film and / or at least one protection transfer such (s) as mentioned above.
- the invention extends to an object comprising read inscriptions protected by a method according to the invention and / or with a device according to the invention.
- the invention therefore relates to an object comprising at least one face, known as the inscribed face on which inscriptions to be read are made, characterized in that it comprises:
- At least one adaptation antenna produced by printing on a support and associated with the object, this adaptation antenna having at least one electromagnetic coupling zone with an individual antenna of dimensions smaller than those of the antenna adaptation,
- At least one security film not carrying an adaptation antenna, but carrying at least one microcircuit and with an individual integrated antenna, called a microtransponder, this security film being applied and adhering to one side inscribed to cover inscriptions with read, the position of each microtransponder being adapted to allow, at least for a position or a state of the object, the electromagnetic coupling of the individual antenna of each microtransponder with a coupling zone of an adaptation antenna, l 'adaptation antenna having dimensions adapted to allow the transmission of remote information between the individual antenna and a power antenna of a reading device while the object is placed in the field of this power antenna, and in that at least one microtransponder of a security film covering inscriptions to be read, is adapted to be able to deliver authentication information of at least s part of these inscriptions to read.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view of a protective transfer of a device according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of an antenna film of a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view illustrating a method according to the invention, of protecting a sheet of a document using the protective transfer of Figure 1 and the antenna film of Figure 2 ,
- FIG. 4 is a schematic exploded perspective view of the protected sheet obtained by the method according to the invention according to Figure 3
- - Figures 5 and 6 are views similar to Figure 3 respectively illustrating two alternative embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 7 is a schematic perspective view of a document such as a passport protected by a method according to the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic perspective view of a detail of an electromagnetic coupling zone of an adaptation antenna of a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view of detail of an adjustable capacity of an adapter antenna of a device according to the invention
- - Figure 10 is a schematic perspective view illustrating the use of 'a protected document according to the invention.
- the protective transfer 1, shown in FIG. 1, comprises a support sheet 2 on which is printed a security film 3 transparent adhesive.
- this safety film 3 comprises two layers of polyurethane 4, 5 . continuous printed (in security film format 3 thus formed) between which at least one security pattern 6 is printed.
- This security film 3 is a multilayer film which can be produced for example as described in EP 0271941 or US 5,232,527, by successive printing of layers of polymerizing composition after printing.
- the support sheet 2 is for example made of polystyrene to allow the subsequent separation of the security film 3 by transfer to an object.
- the first layer 4 of polyurethane is screen printed on the support sheet 2.
- the security pattern 6 is screen printed, then a memory microcircuit (chip) is glued and with integrated antenna (that is to say of the so-called “coil on chip” type), said microtransponder 7.
- the second layer 5 of continuous polyurethane is screen printed.
- a continuous adhesive layer 8 which is a cold pressure sensitive adhesive (self-adhesive) or a heat-sensitive adhesive.
- the adhesive is covered with a non-stick protective sheet 9, for example a silicone paper. .
- the microtransponder 7 chosen is for example an IC-Link® PicoPass® or IC-Lin® MicroPass® chip marketed by INSIDE TECHNOLOGIES (FRANCE).
- the second layer 5 of polyurethane and the layer of adhesive 8 are printed with a screen printing installation with flat screen and flat marble, with angular or flat lifting of appropriate value, making it possible to avoid. friction of the doctor blade and screen when passing the microtransponder 7.
- the use of a screen printing technique thus avoids the application of a pressure roller on the microtransponder 7.
- other techniques could also be used, taking care to avoid any deterioration of the microtransponder 7 either by exerting sufficiently low pressures, or by providing, in the pressing members, reserves or housings receiving the microtransponder 7.
- FIG. 2 represents an antenna film 10 also produced by successive screen printing, on a support sheet 11, for example made of polyester, transparent or not.
- an adaptation antenna 12 in the general form of a large loop 15, of large dimensions, forming an electrical inductance, for example rectangular, that is to say passive inductive antenna.
- An electrically conductive ink composition is used, for example a silver conductive ink reference 5028 sold by the company DUPONT DE NEMOURS (USA).
- the matching antenna 12 also includes an electrical capacitor 13. It thus constitutes a resonant circuit, and can be qualified as a "resonator".
- the electrical capacity 13 is formed by two layers 13a, 13b of conductive ink superimposed to form two facing reinforcements, separated by a layer 13c of insulating varnish.
- the adaptation antenna 12 also comprises at least one loop 14 of electromagnetic coupling with an antenna of a microtransponder 7. This loop 14 of electromagnetic coupling is of reduced dimensions, much smaller than those of the large loop 15 formed by the adaptation antenna 12, and corresponding to those of the integrated antenna of a microtransponder 7. It is formed of a small square turn formed on a branch or at an angle of the large loop 15.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 illustrate an embodiment of an electromagnetic coupling loop 14 and, respectively, of an electrical capacitor 13.
- a first lower track of conductive ink is printed, forming a half 15 of the large loop. 15, an open square lower loop 14a of the coupling loop 14 and a lower frame 13a of this capacity 13.
- An electrical insulating varnish composition is then printed, for example a coupling base reference UVTPRIM CV marketed by the company TIFLEX (FRANCE ) forming an insulator 14c of the coupling loop 14 partially covering the open lower loop 14a, with the exception of its terminal portion 17a; and a layer 13c of insulation covering the reinforcement 13a of the capacity 13.
- a second upper track of conductive ink is printed forming the second half 15b of the large loop 15, an open square upper loop 14b of the coupling loop 14, superimposed on the lower loop 14a and on the insulator 14c, the terminal part 17b of this upper loop 14b being electrically connected to the terminal part 17a of the lower loop 14a.
- the second upper track also forms an upper reinforcement 13b of the capacity 13, superimposed on the lower reinforcement 13a by means of the layer 13c of insulator.
- the upper frame 13b is preferably in the form of a comb, that is to say has parallel teeth 19 of similar or different widths, extending from a common longitudinal strip 18, and which can be isolated from this strip 18 after printing of the adaptation antenna 12 by scraping their initial portion of connection to this strip 18. In FIG. 4 two teeth 19 have been shown, the initial portion 29 of which has been scraped, so that these two teeth are separated from the upper frame 13b. It is thus possible to adjust the value of the electrical capacitance 13 formed between the plates 13a, 13b.
- a continuous layer of adhesive 20 is printed above the adaptation antenna 12, which can be covered with a non-stick sheet 21, such as silicone paper.
- a reserve (not shown in the figures) can be provided through the adhesive 20 to allow access to the initial portions of the teeth 19 of the upper frame 13b, and their scraping.
- the large loop 15 of the adaptation antenna 12 forms an electric circuit closed with a single turn.
- the large loop 15 of the adaptation antenna 12 can comprise several turns, either juxtaposed in the same plane, wound one inside the other, or superimposed one above the other by means of layers. of insulating varnish, or juxtaposed rolled up and superimposed. This increases the value of its electrical inductance.
- the coupling loop 4 can be formed of several juxtaposed turns wound and / or superimposed.
- the number of turns of the large loop 15 is not necessarily the same as that of the coupling loop 14.
- the electrical capacity 13 can also include more than one pair of armatures 13a, 13b, connected in series (superimposed) or in parallel (juxtaposed).
- an antenna film 10 is obtained (support sheet 11, adaptation antenna 12 and adhesive 20) covered with the non-stick sheet 21.
- the object to be protected is represented in the form of a rectangular sheet 25 (passport page; identity card, etc.) of which one side 22 at least, called the listed side 22, and considered - Like the front of the sheet, has inscriptions to read 23, for example a photograph 24, common mentions, variable mentions (name, first name, address, signature, numeric or optical codes ...) or others.
- the format of the security film 3 is preferably adapted to completely cover the inscribed face 22. However, nothing prevents the provision of a smaller format, the security film 3 only covering inscriptions to be read 23 only over part of the surface area. the side marked 22.
- the adaptation antenna 12 can be associated with the back of the sheet 25, that is to say on its face 26 opposite the inscribed face 22.
- the adaptation antenna is chosen in a shape corresponding to the less substantially than that of the sheet 25, and to extend in the vicinity of the periphery of the face 26 of this sheet 25.
- the large loop 15 is in fact as large as possible.
- the microtransponder 7 is placed in the security film 3 so as to be then (after installation on the inscribed face) as discreet as possible. Provision may moreover be made to superimpose the microtransponder 7 on a pattern of the inscribed face so that it melts within this pattern without being able to be easily detected on observation.
- the position of the microtransponder 7 is also chosen so that it comes next to a corresponding coupling loop 14 after installation, to ensure their relative electromagnetic coupling, that is to say to allow the reading of the recorded information. in the memory of the microtransponder 7 via the coupling loop 14 and the adaptation antenna 12.
- the non-transparent microtransponder 7 occupies only a very small amount part of the surface of the security film 3 and is therefore very discreet. This microtransponder 7 is thus incorporated between the inscribed face 22 of the object and the free external face of the security film 3.
- the adhesive layer 20 of the antenna film 10 is applied to the face 26 to associate this film d antenna, and therefore the adaptation antenna 12, to the sheet 25.
- the antenna film 10 is or is not transparent, depending on whether the support sheet 11 is or not transparent.
- FIG. 5 represents an alternative embodiment in which the adaptation antenna 12 is incorporated within a multilayer thin film 30, for example similar to the security film 3 described above and as described by EP 0271941 or US 5 232 527.
- the adaptation antenna 12 can be screen printed between two layers of continuous varnish of this antenna film 30, which can be produced in the form of a transfer, called antenna transfer 31.
- the film antenna 30 is printed on the support sheet 32 of polystyrene. It comprises a final layer of adhesive 33 capable of being applied against the face 26 of the sheet 25 to be protected. After activation of the adhesive 33 and transfer, the support sheet 32 can be removed.
- the format of the safety film 3 and the antenna film 10, 30, may be greater than that of the sheet 25, so that the latter is then entirely trapped and integrated in a pocket formed between and by these two films 3, 10, 30 whose peripheral edges are glued together.
- FIG. 6 represents another variant in which the adaptation antenna 12 is directly printed, for example in screen printing, on the face 26 (back) of the sheet 25 to be protected.
- This antenna can then be covered with a protective film 35, transparent or not, multilayer or not, produced in the form of a transfer (printed on a removable support sheet 36 as shown in FIG. 6) or not, and provided with a layer adhesive 37 for bonding it to the face 26 above the previously printed adapter antenna 12.
- the adaptation antenna 12 could be printed directly on the inscribed face 22 around and next to the inscriptions to be read 23.
- the adaptation antenna 12 is transparent enough to allow reading through it, and can be printed or applied to overlapping read inscriptions 23.
- the same security film 3 can incorporate several microtransponders 7 (variant not shown).
- the protection device can also include several security films 3, if the object has several inscribed faces to protect.
- Several power antennas 12 can be provided, for example one for each sheet of the object to be protected.
- several security films 3a can be provided.
- 3b, 3c, and a single matching antenna 12 provided with a plurality of coupling loops 14a, 14b, 14c which are offset laterally with respect to each other.
- Each security film 3a, 3b, 3c comprises a microtransponder 7a, 7b, 7c.
- microtransponders 7a, 7b, 7c are offset so as to come respectively opposite the coupling loops 14a, 14b, 14c when the book 40 is closed with its sheets 25a, 25b, 25c, 25d superimposed.
- the adaptation antenna 12 is carried by an antenna film 10 applied to one side of a sheet 25d, which may or may not be a cover for the book 40.
- the security films ' 3a, 3b, 3c are bonded to the inscribed faces 22a, 22b, 22c oriented in the same direction, for illustration purposes only.
- the other faces of the sheets 25a, 25b, 25c, 25d can also be inscribed faces receiving a security film with microtransponder (s).
- the microtransponder 7 can be a memory microcircuit.
- authentication information can be recorded in the memory of the microtransponder 7, preferably in encrypted form and irreversibly, in particular in a read-only memory, in a manner well known per se. This recording can be carried out via the adaptation antenna 12 and is thus facilitated.
- This authentication information can consist of all or part of the inscriptions to be read 23 and / or a key and / or an algorithm for reading other information recorded in the microtransponder 7, or in a recorded database. on a separate computer system.
- microtransponder 7 digital data representing inscriptions to be read and / or instructions which can be executed by a miroprocessor of the microtransponder 7 to perform an algorithmic calculation.
- digital data representing, in encrypted form can be stored in a memory of the microtransponder 7
- the microtransponder 7 can also simply consist of a wired logic chip (logic integrated circuit), making it possible to carry out a specific algorithm from input data, depending on the inscriptions to be read, which are provided to it during the verification of authenticity, the . result of this algorithm for authenticating the inscriptions to be read. In all cases, the microtransponder 7 can deliver, during a reading via its individual antenna, authentication information of the inscriptions to be read.
- FIG. 10 represents a diagram of a reading device 50 and of a method of using an object 25, 40 protected according to the invention. This reading device 50 includes a power antenna 51, of circular format for example, greater than that of the object 25, 40.
- the information of authentication delivered by each microtransponder 7 can be read, via its individual antenna and the loop 14 of electromagnetic coupling of the adaptation antenna 12, by the reading device 50 which includes appropriate computer means, a keyboard 54 and a screen 53 display where the inscriptions to be read 23 protected by each security film 3, can be displayed.
- the power antenna 51 can be materialized on a table 52 of the reading device 50. It should be noted that thanks to the adaptation antenna 12, the lateral positioning of the object 25, 40 relative to the power antenna 51 need not be precise. In addition, the reading distance (distance between the object and this power antenna 51) can be relatively large (several millimeters, even several centimeters), which facilitates operations and makes them more reliable.
- the reading device 50 and the power antenna 51 can also be used to transmit information to each microtransponder 7 (input or control data) or to supply it with electrical energy via the adaptation antenna 12 and each individual antenna.
- the dimensions of the matching antenna 12 are smaller than those of the power antenna 51, so that this matching antenna 12 can be inscribed in the magnetic field of the power antenna 51 when the object is placed on the reading device in the reading position.
- the dimensions of the adaptation antenna 12 are also as large as possible, taking into account the space available on the object, that is to say the dimensions of the face 26 on which the adaptation antenna 12 is applied.
- the adaptation antenna 12 has dimensions which correspond at least substantially to those of the periphery of the face 26 and in general, as in the embodiments shown, to those of the periphery of the inscribed face 22.
- the adaptation antenna 22 has a radial dimension greater than 1 cm, typically of the order of 5 cm, while the individual antenna of a microtransponder 7 has a radial dimension of less than 5 mm, typically of the order 2 mm, and that the power antenna 51. of a reading device 50 has, radial dimensions greater than 5 cm, typically of the order of 10 cm to 20 cm.
- a safety film 3 comprising a microtransponder, and an antenna film 10 were produced with the materials and values given in the following table:
- the films were applied as shown in Figure 4 on the front and back of a sheet of a passport. We were able to record information in the memory of the microtransponder 7, and easily re-read it with a device as shown in FIG. 10.
- the invention can be the subject of a large number of variants compared to the embodiments described below. above only as nonlimiting examples.
- the format of the films 3, 10, 30 can be non-rectangular (square, polygonal, rounded, oval, circular, etc.); the shape of the adaptation antenna 12 can be non-rectangular; the layers forming the films can be varnishes other than polyurethanes, in particular of the acrylic or other type; the number of antenna (s) of power 12 and microtransponder (s) 7 per object (sheet or notebook ...) or per film 3, 10, 30 may be different from 1; the zones 14 of electromagnetic coupling can be of any other form than square loops (circular, polygonal, baffle, sinuous as described by EP 0826190 or US 5,955,723 ...), since this form promotes electromagnetic coupling.
- a coupling zone can also be formed simply of a corner or a portion of the adaptation antenna 12 where the curvature is significant, corresponding to the curvature of the individual antenna of a microtransponder 7.
- the films and prints can be made other than by screen printing (heliography, offset, intaglio, inkjet ).
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